The Michigan football coaching search may be heating up yet again as the Wolverines seek to replace the recently fired Sherrone Moore. After being tied to Alabama’s Kalen DeBoer and Arizona State’s ...

Lauren Sánchez brought her birthday festivities to Aspen. The 56-year-old was photographed hanging out with husband Jeff Bezos and Diplo in Colorado over the weekend. The couple matched in cowboy hats ...

Dec. 20 (UPI) --Netflix dropped a surprise Dave Chappelle stand-up comedy special Friday night. The show named "Dave Chappelle: The Unstoppable" was posted on the streaming platform after the Jake ...

After announcing his plans to leave California for Texas last month, comedian Jeff Dye made it clear that this was not a decision he came to overnight. For years, he clung to the belief that the state ...

Bradley Cooper directs and costars with Will Arnett in 'Is This Thing On?' (in select theaters Dec. 19, nationwide Jan. 9). Will Arnett embarked on a stand-up comedy career to prepare for the movie.

Chicago Cubs third baseman Matt Shaw made headlines last season when he missed a critical late-season game to attend a memorial service for right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk. The Cubs, who played a ...

The United States Senate is at a precarious moment. From tariffs to agency funding to foreign affairs, the Senate’s check on the executive branch is arguably weaker than ever, with some critics, and ...

The crew at Ned’s Declassified Podcast Survival Guide dives deeper into Lindsey Shaw’s firing from Pretty Little Liars. California teens admit they were hired as cartel hitmen, plead guilty to murder ...

Jeff Garcia, the stand-up comedian who provided the voice for the teenager Sheen Estevez on The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and the spinoff Planet Sheen, died Wednesday. He was 50.

He also played characters in the animated ‘Happy Feet,’ ‘Rio’ and ‘Barnyard’ franchises. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Jeff Garcia, the stand-up comedian who provided the voice for the teenager Sheen ...

No one ever said stand-up would be easy. But every day, thousands of hopeful comics sign up for open mics to prove to themselves that they’re as funny as they believe they are. Sadly, the only thing ...